1848 THEODORE CLAPP. A Discourse on Hell. Rare New Orleans Presbyterian Goes "Conditional Immortality" Manuscript front partially detached

front partially detached

Very handsome half leather binding with faux pebbled morocco boards and matching marbled endpapers and foredges

"They that trust in the Lord shall be as Mount Zion

but more Particularly Applied to this late Visitation of the Plague

The Works of Robert Hawker

1848 THEODORE CLAPP. A Discourse on Hell. Rare New Orleans Presbyterian Goes "Conditional Immortality" Manuscript front partially detachedA very scarce imprint. Theodore Clapp [1792 1866] was a prominent Southern Presbyterian divine, pastoring the First Presbyterian Church of New Orleans. Trained at Andover, after taking the post, as the story goes, he had just finished preaching a sermon on "Endless Punishment," when he was approached by a gentleman who said his mind had quite changed on the subject. He offered to Clapp the same challenge he had received, to study Scripture as though